The simple definition of a force is a push or a pull. Forces are the agent of change. Forces speed things up, slow things down, push them up hills and around corners. Forces can distort objects by compressing, stretching, or twisting. Friction can have a negative impact on the motion of an object or it can have a positive effect. This section will deal with the study of forces, the dynamics of motion.

The Physics Classroom -- Newton's Laws

Task
Solutions
Read pages 54-65
p.55 #4-6; p. 56 #7; p.60 #2, p.62 #5; p.63 #6-7
TEXT QUESTIONS_INTRODUCTION TO DYNAMICS AND NEWTONS FIRST LAW_SOLUTIONS.pdf
These solutions are for the questions to the left.

Newtons First Law Worksheet.pdf
WORKSHEET_FREEBODY DIAGRAMS.pdf
WORKSHEET_FREEBODY DIAGRAMS BRIEF SOLUTIONS.pdf
Read pages 84-86
p.85 #2-5; p. 86 #7-9
Read page 87; pages 90-95
p. 91 #2, p. 93 #3-6; p. 95 #8

WORKSHEET_Newton's 2nd Law.pdf
WORKSHEET_NEWTONS 2ND LAW OF MOTION_SOLUTIONS.pdf
WORKSHEET_Newton's 2nd Law and kinematics.pdf
WS_Newton's 2nd Law and kinematic equations.pdf
Reasoning Using Newton's Laws.pdf
Textbook: p.76#2; p.77#4; p.77(blue)#2,3
p. 80 #24
Reasoning Using Newton's Laws Solutions.pdf